The slogan “one step closer” has defined my life. At 14 years old, my older sister was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, a disease that attacks the central nervous system and keeps people from moving. Symptoms include double vision, loss of balance, loss of coordination and paralysis. So far, there is no cure.
Ithaca residents will now have to think twice before lighting a cigarette outdoors because of new smoking restrictions passed by the Ithaca Common Council last Wednesday.
A person was assaulted and injured at 1:14 a.m. Saturday outside the stairwell of Terrace 7, according to Laura Durling, assistant director for administrative services for Public Safety.
The Office of Public Safety identified four people in connection with the bottle bomb incident last week, according to Laura Durling, assistant director for administrative services for Public Safety.
Public Safety is investigating several bottle bombs that were set off at 10:53 p.m. last night in L lot, according to Investigator Tom Dunn.
A fire occurred 8:30 p.m. Tuesday in Studio B of the Roy H. Park School of Communications when a person threw paper and it hit a halogen bulb, according to Investigator Tom Dunn.
Sean Pickard was arrested at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday when a caller reported he was in Terrace 12 to the Office of Public Safety, according to Investigator Tom Dunn.
An Ithaca College student appeared in the Town of Ithaca Court Wednesday for forgery of forms of identification, according to Laura Durling, assistant director of administrative services of the Office of Public Safety.
